Scientists accidentally create mutant enzyme that eats plastic bottles
It looks like we might have a viable solution to the plastic problem sooner than we thought. While studying the enzyme that was found to eat plastic, scientists have managed to speed it up and improve it!
h/t Gideon Rosenblatt
Johanes Albertus says
It’s good news.
Johanes Albertus says
It’s good news.
Johanes Albertus says
It’s good news.
Grant Marlenee says
Mutants. It’s the start of the walking dead. Next, they’ll “accidentally” create something that eats brains.
Grant Marlenee says
Mutants. It’s the start of the walking dead. Next, they’ll “accidentally” create something that eats brains.
Grant Marlenee says
Mutants. It’s the start of the walking dead. Next, they’ll “accidentally” create something that eats brains.
Alan Stainer says
Grant Marlenee Or the X Men. That would be cool.
Alan Stainer says
Grant Marlenee Or the X Men. That would be cool.
Alan Stainer says
Grant Marlenee Or the X Men. That would be cool.
Mr. Braddock says
Is there a catch?
Mr. Braddock says
Is there a catch?
Mr. Braddock says
Is there a catch?
Alan Stainer says
Mr. Braddock I would guess it is too early to say.
Alan Stainer says
Mr. Braddock I would guess it is too early to say.
Alan Stainer says
Mr. Braddock I would guess it is too early to say.
Jeff Motter says
I guess making money on recycling the plastic is now out of the question???
Jeff Motter says
I guess making money on recycling the plastic is now out of the question???
Jeff Motter says
I guess making money on recycling the plastic is now out of the question???
Antonius van Breugel says
Scientifically improved! What can go wrong?
Antonius van Breugel says
Scientifically improved! What can go wrong?
Antonius van Breugel says
Scientifically improved! What can go wrong?
Grant Marlenee says
Antonius van Breugel Whatever can go wrong will go wrong many times, because science requires peer review and replication of results.
Then we weaponize it.
Grant Marlenee says
Antonius van Breugel Whatever can go wrong will go wrong many times, because science requires peer review and replication of results.
Then we weaponize it.
Grant Marlenee says
Antonius van Breugel Whatever can go wrong will go wrong many times, because science requires peer review and replication of results.
Then we weaponize it.
Deborah Graves says
They need to get plastic bottles out if the ocean. I thought bottles were used to make carpets.
Deborah Graves says
They need to get plastic bottles out if the ocean. I thought bottles were used to make carpets.
Deborah Graves says
They need to get plastic bottles out if the ocean. I thought bottles were used to make carpets.
Nayak Locanath says
Science require to develop rooftops out of these recycle plastic worldwide.
Nayak Locanath says
Science require to develop rooftops out of these recycle plastic worldwide.
Nayak Locanath says
Science require to develop rooftops out of these recycle plastic worldwide.
Narenkumar says
They create problems
And accidentally sollutions
Instead why they can’t make anyone to not use plastics and other harmful products…
Narenkumar says
They create problems
And accidentally sollutions
Instead why they can’t make anyone to not use plastics and other harmful products…
Narenkumar says
They create problems
And accidentally sollutions
Instead why they can’t make anyone to not use plastics and other harmful products…
Alan Stainer says
I don’t think anyone has said that this would be the only solution to the problem of plastics. It does look promising, but it should be part of a mixture of different solutions to tackle the very real problem of plastic pollution.
Alan Stainer says
I don’t think anyone has said that this would be the only solution to the problem of plastics. It does look promising, but it should be part of a mixture of different solutions to tackle the very real problem of plastic pollution.
Alan Stainer says
I don’t think anyone has said that this would be the only solution to the problem of plastics. It does look promising, but it should be part of a mixture of different solutions to tackle the very real problem of plastic pollution.
Nigel McBride says
cool enzyme!
Nigel McBride says
cool enzyme!
Nigel McBride says
cool enzyme!
Jeff Peak (Yaatree Satori) says
There are also fungi and bacterium that consume polyesters and ethalines. Just like there are fungi and bacterium to consume radiation: which could be used to clean up the toxic radiation being spilled into the Pacific ocean from the Fukashima nuclear reactor catastrophe; which, by the way, is still on-going.
Jeff Peak (Yaatree Satori) says
There are also fungi and bacterium that consume polyesters and ethalines. Just like there are fungi and bacterium to consume radiation: which could be used to clean up the toxic radiation being spilled into the Pacific ocean from the Fukashima nuclear reactor catastrophe; which, by the way, is still on-going.
Jeff Peak (Yaatree Satori) says
There are also fungi and bacterium that consume polyesters and ethalines. Just like there are fungi and bacterium to consume radiation: which could be used to clean up the toxic radiation being spilled into the Pacific ocean from the Fukashima nuclear reactor catastrophe; which, by the way, is still on-going.
Pattye Scott says
I am looking forward to becoming knowlegable and being a better giver than receiver to also a solution, yay. I’m doing it n liken it! :)
Pattye Scott says
I am looking forward to becoming knowlegable and being a better giver than receiver to also a solution, yay. I’m doing it n liken it! :)
Pattye Scott says
I am looking forward to becoming knowlegable and being a better giver than receiver to also a solution, yay. I’m doing it n liken it! :)
Pattye Scott says
That nuclear melt down in Japan(?) that swam in currents to our West coast is one less fish I eat. I look for Alaskan and Maine for the best and as always the East coast for soft shell crab since it is close by.
Pattye Scott says
That nuclear melt down in Japan(?) that swam in currents to our West coast is one less fish I eat. I look for Alaskan and Maine for the best and as always the East coast for soft shell crab since it is close by.
Pattye Scott says
That nuclear melt down in Japan(?) that swam in currents to our West coast is one less fish I eat. I look for Alaskan and Maine for the best and as always the East coast for soft shell crab since it is close by.
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